Issue 16: Contact Lens Materials
Today’s lens materials offer a multitude of benefits, including better comfort and antimicrobial properties. In this edition of Contact Lens Update:
Editorial
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Hydrogel contact lens materials: Dead and buried or about to rise again?
Lyndon Jones revisits the benefits of hydrogel materials.
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Review
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Contact lens material properties that influence preservative uptake
Lakshman Subbaraman reviews a 2012 article assessing lens properties that impact the uptake of preservatives.
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Conference Highlights
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Antimicrobial activity of melimine or cathelicidin bound to contact lenses
Debarun Dutta presents the results of a study investigating the efficacy of antimicrobial contact lenses.
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Clinical Insight
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New developments in contact lens materials: A conference synopsis
Alisa Sivak summarizes new materials research.
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The Contact Lens Compendium
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